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The long-term benefits of nature-based solutions [Episode 22]
In this week’s episode, host Stuart Yasgur and Leonard Nelson explore the boundary between land and water and how to make these boundaries safer and more secure. The issue of creating stronger, safer, and more resilient boundaries between land and sea is becoming even more relevant today as extreme weather events are getting more severe. Host Stuart Yasgur and Leonard Nelson, the CEO and co-founder of Natrx in North Carolina, an organization incorporating nature-based solutions to integrate natural habitats and protective structures for waterfront assets. For example, instead of creating…
In this week’s episode, host Stuart Yasgur and Leonard Nelson explore the boundary between land and water and how to make these boundaries safer and more secure. The issue of creating stronger, safer, and more resilient boundaries between land and sea is becoming even more relevant today as extreme weather events are getting more severe.
Host Stuart Yasgur and Leonard Nelson, the CEO and co-founder of Natrx in North Carolina, an organization incorporating nature-based solutions to integrate natural habitats and protective structures for waterfront assets. For example, instead of creating a seawall as a total barrier between land and water, it creates a permeable region so water can pass through it to still protect the water that’s behind it.
Learn more about Natrx: https://natrx.io/company
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